Irwin Allen, past master
Irwin Allen, past master of film-making, "The Butterfly Effect" (1922), is the only Disney movie to be able to portray an actual insect. It is also the only Disney film that fails to distinguish between insects and insects to some degree. Even though, it is seen as the smallest film in the history of animation, the plot is interesting and moving. In particular, the story is interesting, and the characters are interesting, but
Irwin Allen, past master of the cast and director of the film, was in for some strong performances. The huge, and often accompanied, black hole of darkness engulfing the already dying city, is an incredible movie. This film is a failure, not only because it is a cheap Hollywood rip-off, but because it fails to reach its potential.<br /><br />This is a bad movie, but it is not the only one.